The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, October 24, 2018 B- 3 were Jake Matuscak and Reece Stephens of Castle; Nicholas Harpenau and Joey Reherman of Evans- ville Mater Dei; Matthew Ruckman of Evansville Reitz; Reid Steffe of For- est Park; Luke Peters and Logan Smallwood of Heri- tage Hills; Sheldan Christ- mas of Loogootee; Wil- liam Brucken of Tecum- seh; and Macaine Clay- comb and Colton Mouzin of Vincennes Rivet. SPORTS BRIEFS Registration for Girls' Charger Cub basketball league being accepted The 2018 -2019 Girls' Charger Cub basketball league is conducting reg- istration for girls in grades two through four who are interested in participating. The cost is $40 for the first child and $ 35 for each additional child in the same family. Registration forms are available at both Pe- tersburg and Winslow ele- mentary schools. Checks should be made payable to Coach Kyle McCutchan, which can be mailed – along with a completed reg- istration form – to 410 S. 8th St., Petersburg, IN 47567. The first practice will be held on Sunday, Nov. 4, from 2 to 3:15 p.m., at the Petersburg Elementary School gym. Registration forms can be brought to the first practice. No registra- tion forms will be accepted after Sunday, Nov. 11. The Girls' Charger Cub basketball league will hold three practice dates – on Sunday, Nov. 4, Sun- day, Nov. 11, and Sunday, Nov. 18 – and four game dates, which will be played on Sunday afternoons at Petersburg Elementary School. Game scheduled will be distributed on Nov. 18. Games and practices will be played on nine-foot goals. For more information, call Lady Chargers head coach Kyle McCutchan at 812-582-8124. SOMETHING NEWSWORTHY? Give us a call: 812-354-8500 ALL-PAC Continued from page 3 WILLIAMS Continued from page 1 LETTER OF ENDORSEMENT I am wri ng to endorse Frank Coleman as a candidate for Sheriff of Pike County. I too am a former Indiana State Police Officer and I served Warrick County as their Sheriff and Chief Deputy for eleven years. I currently am the Assistant Chief of Police for the Town of Chandler. I have known Frank since 1985 when he began his career in Law Enforcement. I know Frank to be a man of honor and in- tegrity. He has faithfully served the ci zens of Pike County not only as a Trooper, but as a Minister and as the Mayor of Petersburg. I am happy to endorse Frank because I know that you can count on him to always do the right thing for the right reason. The priv- ilege to serve "you" is truly all we in Law Enforcement have to offer. Your vote to elect "Coleman for Sheriff" is a vote for pro- fessionalism and a vote for a good man! Make your vote count for the future of Pike County. Respec ully, Marvin Heilman Two-Term Warrick County Sheriff Current Assistant Chief of Chandler Police Department COLEMAN VOTE PIKE CO. SHERIFF Paid for by Frank Coleman for Sheriff Is it TIME for your next eye exam? 8–7 . Mon. 8–noon . Tues. 10–7 . Wed. 8–5 . Thur. 8–5 . Fri. Locally Owned and Operated Dr. Clint Shoultz 715 S. 9th Street, Petersburg (812) 354-9400 High School Boys' Tennis Winners The Pike Central High School boys' tennis team held its annual awards banquet on Monday, Oct. 15. Pictured above, with their awards, are, from left to right: Quinton Sorgius (Pocket Athletic Conference Honorable Mention, Most Doubles Wins Award); Kyle Williams (Pocket Athletic Conference Honorable Mention, Kiwanis Mental Attitude Award, Most Doubles Wins Award and Academic Award); Dalton Wil- liams (Most Singles Wins Award) and Ethan Huck (Most Singles Wins Award). Submitted photo Pike Central High School junior Morgan Houchins (18) received Pocket Athletic Conference honorable mention accolades. Ed Cahill pho- to Pike Central High School junior Shelby Vaughn (10) re- ceived Pocket Athletic Conference honorable mention ac- colades. Ed Cahill photo 2-3 in the PAC. "For the two years I have coached at Pike Central, Kelsey has been among the most coachable," head coach Eric McCord said of Barrett, who also received honorable mention as a junior. "She al- ways listens to what I or any other coach has to say and she really thinks about what you say and does her best to put it into practice." "She was always asking questions about why her shots would curve this way or that way, and what she should have done in a given situation," Mc- Cord added. "She was a lot of fun to coach and have on the team. She will be missed." Vaughn – who, along with Lady Chargers sophomore Lauren Young, also ran cross country this fall – scored three goals and dished out three assists. "If a player is willing to ded- icate her time to two sports at the same time, you know she's going to give you everything she has at every game," Mc- Cord said. "That's exactly what Shelby did. She played the whole field for us by the end of the season, taking goal kicks and running down the field to immediately help the offense. You can't ask for more from a player. One top of all that, she had excellent ball control, setting up some of the best players we went up against to dive in on her, allowing her to make a great cut to get around them." Houchins – in her second season at Pike Central after transferring from Eu- rope, where she played club soccer – net- ted two goals and dished out two assists. "Morgan really rounded out our of- fense," McCord said. "She was great at setting up some really effective oppor- tunities for us. I still remember some of the crosses and passes she made. Mor- gan and Shelby had some of the best back- and-forth passes just moving the ball re- ally well. Morgan could also tell when we would need to play more defensively and she would readily offer up her position so she could go help out on defense." Named to the All-Conference Team were Denai Sicard of Forest Park; Lydia Genet of Heritage Hills; Maddie Maurer of Gibson Southern; Katie Rose of Gibson Southern; Kiersten Schuler of Heritage Hills; Maggie Rose of Gibson Southern, Claire Mehling of Forest Park; Carly Sa- belhaus of Heritage Hills; Morgan Toler of South Spencer; and Lauren Zirkelbach of North Posey. Madison Wathen of For- est Park and Lauren Caswell of Heritage Hills tied for All-PAC honors at goalie. Also receiving honorable mention were Kennedy Devine of North Posey; Lauren Jahn of Forest Park; Ken- lee Gehlhausen of Forest Park; Al- lison Roy of North Posey; Annelise Brown of North Posey; and McK- aylee Matthews of South Spencer. Jordan Beshears of North Posey and Kira Bevins of South Spen- cer received honorable mention at goalie. Heritage Hills finished first in the PAC, going 5 -0 while compil- ing a regular-season record of 13- 2-1. Forest Park was 4-1 in the PAC and 12-4 overall. Gibson Southern was 3-2 in the PAC and 7-6 over- all. North Posey was 2-3 in the PAC and 5 -10 -1 overall. Pike Cen- tral was 2-3 in the PAC and 4-9 -2 overall. South Spencer was 1-4 in the PAC and 7-6 overall. RANDY Harris County Council for District 1 LEADERSHIP I would appreciate your vote and support. EXPERIENCED IN Paid for by Randy Harris for County Council, Denise Harris Treasurer